Commissioning – Commissioning with AViTEQ magnetic vibrator
5–2 ©1998 AViTEQ Vibrationstechnik GmbH Version 02/2003
Life-threatening voltages! Take appropriate measures (cover voltage-carrying com-
ponents) to prevent accidents. Observe the special requirements specified by the
employer’s liability insurance association!
We recommend the procedure described below. This procedure should be in
agreement with that provided in the manual of the third party device.
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Prerequisites: is the installation of the working unit and of the magnetic vibra-
tor as well as the wiring of the controller completed?
It is beyond the scope of this operating manual to predict the behaviour of vibration
devices used with magnetic vibrators and/or working units which were not sup-
plied by AViTEQ Vibrationstechnik. If necessary, contact the third party manufac-
turer! AViTEQ Vibrationstechnik is not responsible for the proper function of the
AViTEQ controller when used together with vibration conveyor devices produced
by third party manufacturers!
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The commissioning must be performed with the smallest working stroke: turn
the vibration-width adjuster (potentiometer) of the controller to the scale
value "0". Or: with external control inputs (0…10 V, 4…20 mA or 0…20 mA)
apply the smallest control input. Now switch on the controller!
Commissioning is performed using small working strokes in order to be able to
detect problems in the vibration behaviour of the entire vibration conveyor device,
which at this point is still unknown. Damages caused by installation errors can,
therefore, be detected in good time. Example: collision of the working unit with
adjacent conveyance components or collision mode.
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Take note of hammering noises! These can occur during collision mode and
lead to the destruction of the drive.
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During collision mode, reduce the working stroke by reducing the nominal
value specification (turn the potentiometer to the left or reduce the external
extraneous desired value) until the hammering noise subsides. Turn the trim-
ming potentiometer R1 at the top of the front plate approx. 10° counter clock-
wise to reduce the vibrator voltage.
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Increase the working stroke by stepwise turning the vibration-width adjuster
(potentiometer) or by increasing the external control input until the maximum
value (right limit or scale value "10" on the vibration-width adjuster or maxi-
mum extraneous desired value) is reached.
Even if the maximum position of the potentiometer (scale end value "10") is not
used later in actual operation, you should test this position as well during commis-
sioning to ensure that the vibration conveyor device operates cleanly at its limits.
DANGER!
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